Cape Argus - 2021-04-30

• Toxic sewage spill causes a stink
• Parly, ANC ‘dropped the ball’
• LOCKDOWN RECIPE
• BURSARIES FOR LANGA HIGH
• SUNDOWNS MAY COME ACROSS PITSO AGAIN
• Firefighte­rs seek interventi­on
• Security, police injured in attempted CIT heist
• Minor accused of gay murder won’t seek bail
• Charge changed for alleged arsonist
• CCID wants to reduce CBD illegal dumping
• Premier urged to abandon separate quest for vaccine procuremen­t
• FNB denies Ayo interim relief
• ANC’s ‘step-aside’ resolution delayed
• Speaker bids for withdrawal of animal cruelty charges
• Thousands protest against ‘racist’ banks
• City says Table View infrastruc­ture issues are on its radar
• Athlone High School seeks to develop music department
• Madikizela says he was not pressured to resign
• Protests to extend distress grant after deadline
• MEC and activists in spat over unplaced pupils
• I take issue with Biden’s criticism of Turkey
• Spokesman spins loaded lies over deployed Cuban engineers
• Myths and the human experience
• Right to disconnect gains ground amid pandemic
• EV sales rising, but ‘state help vital’
• Samsung unveils new laptops under Galaxy Book Pro series
• Will pandemic shape future workplace?
• WHERE ARE ALL THE JOBS THAT WERE PROMISED?
• Ramaphosa’s Waterloo?
• India in deep Covid crisis
• ‘Huge potential’ for e-commerce growth in African markets
• Cost of average food basket rises 3.9% to R4 198.93
• Google gives African start-ups a training boost
• Thuso Mbedu hand-picked for role alongside Viola Davis
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Kelly Khumalo hits back at judgy fans
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• City on brink of reclaiming their throne
• London next stop for ‘road warrior’ Mthalane
• Stormers focused on their own young loosies
• Chiefs can still salvage season
• Blaauw dials back distance, takes Cape Town Open lead

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